Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

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Al alste houg On Sznday niSAs. the
ringing Of the fire ball aFonsed the hre-
men who turned oua in shora order %
ind that tbs store OF CAPTAIN Kinds
was on are. After aonsiderAhis hard
work. toe nFe vas qasnehec. Tbs dam
are viii amoant 10 $500; faily tns1ted.
Az 10 o'clock this morning the visit
iRz Pioneers will assemble 81 the Red
Meas WiQwzm. on Maple avenue,
where the usual yearly Fsntine business
viii be transacted. A esmmittee will
meet the visitors a. the whsrf ans es-
cors them 30 ehe hall. Ampls prepara-
tions have been made b. accommodate
one shoasa sand persons Al the clam bake
tomorrOw, 81 Saints Rest.
Liberal donations have been made by
the citizans 30 make this eveEt ons OF
the most successful In the history Of
the Port Of Eatry. Ssluses viii be hrsd
/ By the revenRe cntter Oliver W0icots,
and from the Fort on the arrival Of the
steamers
STRAY NOTES.
A heavy rain fell sn Saturday and
Sunday, whioh vas sf great value 10 the
| farmers.
Removing the old huildin0s between
EisenbeF's stone block aud sha Wind
sog Honse will comnenoe this week,
when q handsome two story brick build
II a. - - ArR
MF. Griffith Davies, of Seattle. passed
through yesterday en- roats East.
Tue ship Ericsson, Captain Johnson,
1886 tons, loaded with 100000 feet OF
lumber from Tacoma. for San Pedro,
vas towed down from the former port
yesterday.
The British bark ZDlia. Captain John
MeKay, has received S03,C)o feet Of
lumber from the Norwegian ship
Nordafisrnen, which pat back several
weeks ago after suffering considerable
damage in a gale OF the Cape. The
former vessel carries the cargo 20 Mel.
bourne al 81 los per thousand feet. The
Nordsijsrnan has about 10000 feet Of
lumber remaining In her hold.
Az an early hour Friday morning
the safe in Thomas Bishops butcher
shop was robbed Of 500 IN coin and
silver watch. Ths combination OF the
safe had been worked, and the small
drawers torn out. Papers and ace0nnts
we're scattered over the door. indicating
that the thieves were in barry. An
entrance had been effected by raising q
window in the back room. IL Is sap
posed that the rOhbees made their es-
care on the steamer Elder. which sailed
at 6 a. m. to Victoria. Not the slightest
clue was left to trace the thieves.
The ssaliag schooner Mist was sold at
public auction, Friday, 90 Frank Clapp
for $50. The schooner formerly be-
Ioneed 10 Captain A. Mcfarland, who
died some weeks ago in the Marine
Hospital. william katz was appointed
administrator, and sold the little vessel
10 compliance With an order from the
Probate Court.
Messrs. Hill, LAndes, Seavy and Saee-
han have awarded contract for the
erection Of q wo-story brick building
on water street, between the windsor
Heusa and the Eisenbeis stone building.
The cont act amounts to $1,000. Work
will commence the latter part OF this
mouth.
Tne Victoria Cogoaisf says: We uu-
derstand that the bark Huasquina viii
Be taken TO EsquimAls and laid up antil
the salmon season, when IL is expected
she will be chartered 10 carry the can
ned fish to London. She is aow Feceiv-
ing fresh coat OF paint, her interior
being neat and clean in every respect.
The Captain informed o reporter that
his vessel is twenty three years old aud
ola. sed A / al L!oyds.
sHrPPES0 NOTES.
The German bark Johan Kspler, Cap
tain Won Oppsn, ~ tons, with a cargo
Of 1920 % feet of lumber fr0ra Tacoma,
cleared yesterday for Melbourne. The
cargo Is carried ct 81 los per thsasAnd
feet.
The ship Detroit. Captain MoAilep.
1894 tons, loaded with 2SS7 tons Of coal
from Seattle. passed down she Sound on
Sunday 10 TOW of the tug Tacoma,
bound TO San Francisco.
The bark ArkwFight, Captain hlil-
man, sailed yesterday, lumber lacen
from PERI Ludlow 90 Saa Francisco.
The British skip River falloch, 1856
tons, coal laden from Departure Bay,
has sailed for San Diego. -
The Norwegiau bark Norway, 6aI
tons, lumber laden from Pert Ladiow'
will clear Friday for Take, China.
The Norwegian bark Thota. Captain
Olsen, with a cargo Of $500 OF lum-
Ser froz UtsaIaay, sailed last night
for Melbourne. Her charter rate is %
shiIiines per thousand feet.
The German bark L. Hagen, Captain
Bruseh, sos tons, vita a cargo OF aus
Coo feet OF lumber from Tacoma clear
"a Yesterday for Melbourne wharf.
Rates Of charter, g. lis Cd. per tho1s-
and feet.
TIE Norwegian bark Ophir. Captain
sams1nsep, 7Ts tons, lumber laden from
Port Gamble for Melbourne. sailed iass
night. Charter rate 20 shillinRs per
thousand feet
Mr.. Joseph A. Kuhn returned from
Vancouver yesterday.
No teleRfgphie c0mmanications haa
been nbtainsd for two days At noon yes
teFdny With southern points, owing 10
break in the cable near Madison.
The baseban game on SATURDAY re-
sulted At q to in faver OF the Conpe-
viIIs boys. Owing 10 heavy rain pre-
yailiua, the game was not entirely NJ
ished. Another game between the same
clnbs will take place on Saturday, Sane
IS b, Rt COnpsvilie.
PozT TovxsKxD, June 6, lssI.